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A seismic 100 hours at Manchester City started with the leaking of the Premier League verdict and ended with Ferran Soriano's video message to staff

Manchester City are dealing with internal shock and widespread uncertainty after an independent panel found the club guilty of the majority of Premier League financial charges. The published core decision concluded that Manchester City lost on major financial allegations, with sponsorship agreements described as sham arrangements. Despite the ruling, club chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak and CEO Ferran Soriano have communicated to staff and supporters that the fight will continue.
Manchester City announced on Tuesday evening that they will appeal the decision, arguing the panel's ruling contains material errors of law, principle, and fact. Simon Bajkowski writes that while senior club leadership insists nothing has changed and relies on supposedly irrefutable evidence, employees and supporters remain anxious over potential punishments and the legacy of the club's achievements.
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